Swathers use hot hand to get past Goodland
Hesston shoots 50 percent from the field to win eighth title By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan HUTCHINSON — The Hesston High School boys’ basketball team… Login to continue reading Login…
March 2025
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Railers finish in all three top spots for $10k in scholarships
A scholarship essay contest by Kansas Insurance Commissioner put $10,000 up for grabs, and every dime is now headed to Newton High School.
Dyck Arboretum to be busy
This story first published at thekansan.com April 14
Through the lens: Fire at 307 E. 10th
During the lunar eclipse March 14, 2025, a fire broke out at 307 E. 10th. There were four people home at the time, all escaped with their pets unharmed.
One way the other: Is trump driving us down the road to war?
In early March, US president Donald Trump upped the stakes on his previous musings about purchasing Greenland from Denmark. “We need it really for international world security,” he said in a speech to Congress. “And,” despite disinterest in the notion from Greenlanders and Danes, “I think we’re going to get it. One way or the other, we’re going to get it.”
From this former Kansas appellate judge, an open letter to U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran
By: Steve Leben Dear Jerry: We go back decades, to law school days when we were figuring out where to head with our careers. After… Login to continue reading Login…
During lunar eclipse, fire breaks out on E. 10th
Richard Maxwell got more of a show than he expected at around 1:30 a.m. March 14 when he went to his front porch to watch a lunar eclipse in the 300 block of E. 10th Street. A fire was getting started on the porch of a home in his neighborhood.
Kansas resolves dispute over $1.5 million grant to rejuvenate Peabody’s downtown buildingsAllegations of embezzlement, death of consultant threatened central Kansas projects
PEABODY — The Kansas Department of Commerce made a deal with officials in Peabody to allow completion of a $1.5 million infrastructure improvement project designed to spark economic renewal in the central Kansas town.